Help talk:Listwidget format

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Format won't display page names thath begin with a number

I have a large selection of page names that have numerical titles: 11th foo, 15th foo, 27th foo and no matter which widget selection I chose (alphabet, menu, pagination) this format will not list the results under the 0-9 box. Is there a known issue for this particular case?

Displaying alternate pagename

Not sure if this is possible through the extension, but I'm trying to display "foo" for a page name like "baz/booz/foo" in an ask or show output. Usually on pages I'd do this with something like

{{#titleparts: {{FULLPAGENAME}} ||-1}}

When doing an ask query though, I can't quite figure out how to change the links to use the last subpage instead of the full page name. I was able to do what I wanted with the category query printer by doing a bunch of stripping and altering, but rather not have to do that for every printer. Hopefully I'm just missing something obvious.
Here is an example query:

This outputs the pages with the names "Texas/San Antonio", "Texas/Austin", and "Texas/Dallas" all under "T". I want it to output "San Antonio" under "S", "Austin" under "A", etc.
Appreciate any help with this I can get.
Also, does semantic-mediawiki have a place to donate? I wasn't able to find any. Its such a fantastic extension, and I'd love to contribute.

Combined with using the method described here referata example, except replacing

{{{1}}} with [[{{{1}}}|{{#titleparts: {{{1}}} ||-1}}]]

I was wondering if there was any guides out there for any of the other output formats. I tried recreating the above result with the listwidget format by copying and pasting the html source, but it just sits at loading... Html source looks identical on the page, but I'm guessing something's not getting processed in the way I'm doing it? thanks

into MediaWiki:Common.js, and its working exactly the way I wanted. Don't want to have to load any unnecessary js on every page load though, so hopefully there's a better way to do this. If not, maybe it could be added?

Haha, that's perfect. Thanks a ton once again! Clearly I enjoy making everything a hundred times more difficult than it needs to be, but I had figured there had to be some easier way. Still learning the ins and outs of semantic mediawiki, and really mediawiki in general. Never sure where the right place to ask a question is that will get noticed without annoying anyone.